System movie review: Prime Video's System follows young lawyer Neha and court stenographer Sarika as they navigate a key case. Their bond gives the film a sharp lens on class, patriarchy and unequal access to justice.
Actor Saba Azad opens up about the release of Anurag Kashyap's Bandar, working with Bobby Deol and Sanya Malhotra, and how Who's Your Gynac? sparked conversations around taboo topics.
Desi Bling review: Netflix's Desi Bling follows Dubai's wealthy Indian social circle through opulence, gossip and on-camera confrontations. Beneath the designer spectacle, the series reveals lonely relationships, regressive attitudes and carefully staged emotion.
Actor Shagun Sharma said she has only taken a break from Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi to join Khatron Ke Khiladi 15. She said the team supported her wish to grow, try non-fiction and overcome her fears.
Ahead of System's release, Sonakshi Sinha and Jyotika spoke to India Today about gender disparity on film sets, workplace bias and pay parity in the industry. The actors also described the film as a realistic courtroom and family drama centred on strong female characters.
Sufi Motiwala, in an exclusive conversation, talks about influencers paying their way to the red carpet, the French paparazzi and also about his debut in Cannes.
Prashanth Neel will unveil the first glimpse of NTRNeel at midnight on May 20. As per sources, the teaser has been kept from Jr NTR and the film's team to avoid leaks and heighten curiosity.
Actor Saif Ali Khan's Kartavya turns a small-town murder probe into a study of caste, crime and duty. The film's ideas land, but its soft-edged execution blunts the force of its anger.
Indian Institute of Zombies follows a campus immortality experiment that unleashes a zombie outbreak. The film's promising satire and genre ambition are undercut by weak writing and tonal confusion.
Ayushmann Khurrana says Pati Patni Aur Woh Do does not glorify cheating and calls it a "comedy of errors". The actor also spoke about comparisons with Sanjeev Kumar and Kartik Aaryan, the film's "pati universe", and his collaboration with Sooraj Barjatya.
Rakul Preet Singh said her husband Jackky Bhagnani's 'situationship' remark was a joke taken out of context. She said the viral clip omitted context from the full conversation.
Ayushmann Khurrana said Pati Patni Aur Woh Do does not glorify cheating and described it instead as a "comedy of errors" with strong female characters driving the story. The actor also reacted to comparisons with Sanjeev Kumar and Kartik Aaryan, joking that the film is part of a larger "pativerse".
Palak Tiwari opened up about the failure of Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, saying she never saw it as her personal setback because the film belonged entirely to Salman Khan in the public imagination. The actor also spoke about breaking stereotypes with Lukkhe and earning opportunities through auditions.
Steve Coogan and Tom Burke lead Legends, a drama about customs officers sent undercover during Britain's heroin crisis. The series focuses on fear, exhaustion and the damage caused by living under false identities.
Daadi Ki Shaadi movie review: A marriage rumour brings an estranged family back to their mother in Shimla. The film's promising idea gets weighed down by preachy melodrama and emotional overkill.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Alia Bhatt and Aditi Rao Hydari are set for Cannes Film Festival 2026. Their presence underscores India's blend of cinema, fashion and women's empowerment on a global stage.
Krishnavataram revisits Krishna's story through Bhama's romance, heartbreak and transformation. The film stands out for its visual sweep and its emphasis on love, equality and emotional conflict.
Rapper King dismissed the idea of acting being a "mainstream leap" as he steps into Lukkhe, saying he doesn't follow a fixed career path. The rapper-actor also spoke about breaking hip-hop stereotypes and viewing music and acting as equal forms of art.
Dug Dug movie review: Ritwik Pareek's Dug Dug follows a dead man's Luna as it turns him into Thakur Sa after repeatedly returning to the accident spot. The film uses the shrine's rise into a temple to trace how faith, spectacle and commerce merge in everyday India.
The May 1 holiday has split screens between Raja Shivaji, The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Ek Din. Trade experts say the date can lift openings, but audiences now decide a film's fate far faster.
